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Cash LISA
stuckinazoo
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My situation is I'm urgently looking to open a LISA but at this stage with little time to research, I'm opting for the zero risk, no fee Skipton cash ISA (I may transfer to an investment LISA in the future). This would be my retirement nest egg.
I already have around £6K in a help to buy ISA and understand I'm too late to transfer, and I may be ready to buy my first property in the next year anyway. So that can stay where it is.
So am I correct that I can pay into both help to buy and cash LISA over the next year. I know holding both isn't a problem but the fact this particular LISA is cash confuses things.
I already have around £6K in a help to buy ISA and understand I'm too late to transfer, and I may be ready to buy my first property in the next year anyway. So that can stay where it is.
So am I correct that I can pay into both help to buy and cash LISA over the next year. I know holding both isn't a problem but the fact this particular LISA is cash confuses things.
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